Wilson High School - Wilsonian Yearbook (West Lawn, PA)

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Qlma Mater Mounted on the verdant hilltop, Looking o'er the town, Proudly stands our high school building, As the sun goes down. Daily youth will tread the pathway, To its open door, Finding there a wealth of learning As they did of yore. Thus we dedicate this structure, Monument to youth, Ever striving, ever learning, Loyalty and truth. Wilson High School! Wilson High School! Sing with all your might. We will rally round the standard Of the Red and White. use nf 19 uncut ' VIE: Eiz of Wilson High School, I will strive Wii U50 732 'Um associates In my personal habits, body and mind tf: Qin Qnquite knnhalehge Input To make the game of life easier, ,To school and its traditions, Ulu 162 Guurteuus EZ: mu baht mnurage To all my associates, keeping in mind: To face the hardships of life squarely, To do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

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ramatis iBer5unae Qct 1 A Winter's Tale Administration - The story of the administrators, winter. Zltt 2 Romeo and Juliet Seniors - Every senior, a Romeo or a Juliet in his or her own right. gmt 3 Much Ado about Nothing Underclassmen - The truly important underclassmen. an 4 As You Like It 5, ,, ee Extra-curricular Activities - Music, sports, publications, blies - Choose 'Gas Y011 like it-n 255515555 William Shakespeare, every inch a king in the world of literatugii, is as modern as today,s flaming youth. Though many students contend speare is only for the intellectual, what student hasn't used or mg Shakespearlan expressions: I t's Greek to me, get the drift, stef, elbow fvvm, fl Svffy Sight and in my mind? eye? Men today are as greedy for power as Shakespeare's ing gone to the same extremes, they come to the same hlblt the same graciousness and compassion as Portia Venice- ,.1,,., QW.. .:.,.',:.,3.,:. Though his formal education was limited, nature and his ability to describe man's frailties :':a 'rnazed even the great- est literary critics. Shakespeare,s characters were more than mere figments of his imagination. Although many of his personalities were actual historical fig- ures, the ones he created possessed down-to-earth qualities - good and bad. Thus, the Wilsonian staff feels that this great man of literature has been, is and will continue to be an inspiration to flaming youth.

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Bliss Virginia Zug This above all: to thine ownself be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. With fond regard and deep respect, we, the class of 1957, dedicate our yearbook, the Wilsonian, to Miss Virginia E. Zug. Throughout our years at Wilson High, Miss Zug has been an inspiration to all. As a senior class advisor, she has given of her time and effort for the better- ment of our class. This small but mighty directress of our senior class play has tirelessly coached us seniors not only in the Wilson High School auditorium, but also on the great stage of life - for: 6'All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players.